OVER 1,000 FRIENDS WEAR BANDS IN MEMORY OF JOE
Over 1,000 friends wore multi-coloured wristbands in memory of Joseph Took, 18, killed in a Barrow motorbike crash, raising funds for a memorial.
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Over 1,000 friends wore multi-coloured wristbands in memory of Joseph Took, 18, killed in a Barrow motorbike crash, raising funds for a memorial.
High school secretary Sue Valletta organized a team as part of Rally Against Cancer, and she said everyone is invited to join. Sue Valletta, guidance and technology secretary at the high school, is le…
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Run a testicular cancer awareness wristband drive in Australia in 2026: Save Our Balls story, colour, slogan, costs, FAQ. Bands from $0.79 each at volume.
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